Raw LLM Responses

Friction is necessary. Waiting is necessary. Boredom is necessary. Touch. Feedback. Give. Pushback. Analog. Personal. Dependable. Private. When I started in tech in the 90's it was about creativity and user empowerment. Getting rid of middle-men and closed systems and having control. That tech universe has entirely inverted, and we're pushed into walled gardens, extracted from at every turn, in exchange for ever increasing prices, subscription increases, and ever reducing quality from a new set of middle-men. Modern tech companies feel entitled to think FOR you. To make decisions FOR you. To remove your choices. To monitor your activities 24/7, to use your data as if it was their own, to offer it up to data brokers and governments alike, and to continually opt everyone into features nobody asked for. And now we have AI, again FORCED into everything and anything by short-sighted fools, which will either unravel the social contract, or ravage the economy when it doesnt live up to the expectations of psychopaths - either of which will lead to massive job losses. So yeah, by all means. I get the idea.